Sentence examples similar to cause tarnish from inspiring English sources

Tomato juice is a mild acid, so the use of tomato-based products can help dissolve debris causing tarnish and dullness on your brass.

Daniel García-Peña García-Peñammissioner under a peaceous commissionervernment, says the FARC may believe that provoking more American involvement in Colombia counderive its cause (increasingly tarnished by urban bombings) more national legitimacy.

The chemicals in them can cause jewelry to tarnish quickly.

The case became an antiwar cause célèbre and tarnished the colonel's record, perhaps unjustly.

Moisture ruins costume jewelry because it gets behind the foil causing it to tarnish and darken.

Most Iraqis also shun jihadist zeal, including many members of the broader Sunni resistance who feel that the radicals tarnish their cause.

The Global Crop Diversity Trust has said the planned bulldozing of the field collection will "forever tarnish a cause that generations of Russian plant scientists have lived and, quite literally, died to protect".

Too much air exposure can cause sterling silver to tarnish.

The oils from your skin can cause the brass to tarnish and dull quicker.

"Snowden" seems to be made with a fear of imagination, a fear of complexity, a fear of ambiguity, for fear of tarnishing the cause by giving its symbol a full range of human traits.

In all, it's a risky gambit for one of the most successful shows in daytime talk, threatening to tarnish legitimate causes McGraw has taken up, like childhood obesity and suicide prevention.